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crypto after death: leave a plan someone can follow
if you hold crypto and nobody else knows how it works, your family may find nothing. start with the free reading, look up any word you trip over, and use the guide if you want the full checklist.
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what your family finds when you die (often nothing)
self-custody means nobody can take your coins. it also means nobody can find them. a checklist for an inheritance plan that doesn't hand over keys today.
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test your seed backup: the recovery test nobody does
a backup that has never been restored is a theory. how to test a seed phrase backup safely, without moving funds.
the lazy guide to digital assets after death
if nobody knows your crypto exists, or nobody can reach it, it's gone. not stolen. just stuck forever.
what's inside
- why "they'll figure it out" fails
- the asset map: what exists and where
- access without handing over keys today
- the letter, the trusted person and the dead man's checklist
- testing the plan and keeping it current
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